As best he can remember, Richard Tudor can't recall any threats between his neighbours.

Busy people are always juggling work and life. Gill South takes it more literally and exercises her brain in the process.

Thousand of young Brazilians are living a bleak and dangerous life as the number of crack addicts soars.

Domestic violence, from psychological abuse to beatings, is our biggest problem.

Lindsay Lohan has been given 21 days to find a psychological counsellor.

When we go to sleep, our brains are still at work. Gill South visits a psychotherapist to see what our dreams tell us.

Christchurch cops are refusing to admit they've completely stuffed up their treatment of an autistic man.

New Zealand's top police have ignored a judge's recommendation and again denied diversion to an autistic man found taking light fittings in the wake of the Christchurch earthquake.

Today the Weekend Herald salutes the winners of the annual Sir Peter Blake Leadership Awards, which honour one of the country's greatest leaders, the late Sir Peter Blake.

Fewer in the community are prepared to turn a blind eye to child abuse.

Abuse, neglect, disability care: words no one wants to see together. In 2006 a flurry of stories about appalling care sparked a Government inquiry. Despite steps to fix the problem, it's happening again.

Health workers have presented management of a mental health facility with a vote of no confidence after hundreds of assaults by patients.